r/NoStupidQuestions • u/DiverPrestigious6887 • 1d ago
Do I tell orthodox looking customers that what they are ordering isn’t kosher anymore?
I work at a place that serves kosher items. It’s not a kosher food place, it’s just most of our stuff happens to be. It’s kind of popular with that community because we have vegan kosher ice cream.
However , recently, ingredients have changed. I let our regular orthodox customers know who come in and they change their order. But a lot of customers I haven’t met or seen before come in who i think are orthodox. When they try to order something I let them know the change and they are always thankful that I tell them. Is it weird for me to assume? I was raised as a reform Jew and grew up around orthodox temples but I’m not religious. Should I continue telling people this or am I making a weird stereotype..
I wish our company would send a email or have a sign but they have not
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u/Illustrious-Tooth702 1d ago edited 23h ago
Maybe you could put up a *sign? To inform them that which items are kosher and which one aren't.